Before we start. English is not my native language so have patience with me 
I just bought a new TV and it ended up with a LG 65UF860V which seems nice in the mid-range class. My goal was to find a new TV with good panel quality and did not even pay attention to the 4K stamp.
Anyway. Due to my curiosity and since i want to learn something new i started to google which specs a computer need to play 4K to a big monitor at 60Hz, and immediately i stumble upon native HDMI 2.0. And correct me if i'm wrong, but the only GPU's that has native HDMI 2.0 is Nvidia GTX 9xx?
Also noticed a article about Club 3D is releasing a adapter for any GPU to run at HDMI 2.0
And at last i got into the reading about RGB 4:4:4/4:2:0
What is this, and what do a TV/monitor need to run 4K at 60Hz?
I can't remember any manufacturer ever typed these specs on their website or manual.
I just bought a new TV and it ended up with a LG 65UF860V which seems nice in the mid-range class. My goal was to find a new TV with good panel quality and did not even pay attention to the 4K stamp.
Anyway. Due to my curiosity and since i want to learn something new i started to google which specs a computer need to play 4K to a big monitor at 60Hz, and immediately i stumble upon native HDMI 2.0. And correct me if i'm wrong, but the only GPU's that has native HDMI 2.0 is Nvidia GTX 9xx?
Also noticed a article about Club 3D is releasing a adapter for any GPU to run at HDMI 2.0
And at last i got into the reading about RGB 4:4:4/4:2:0
What is this, and what do a TV/monitor need to run 4K at 60Hz?
I can't remember any manufacturer ever typed these specs on their website or manual.